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Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0294 - Repeal $10,000 Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) for those with AGI less than $900K for Married Filing Jointly, $675K for Head of Household, and $450K for Single, by Expanded Cash Income Level, 2021

December 13, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0293 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $80,000 for those with AGI less than $900K for Married Filing Jointly, $675K for Head of Household, and $450K for Single, by Expanded Cash Income Percentile, 2021

December 13, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0292 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $80,000 for those with AGI less than $900K for Married Filing Jointly, $675K for Head of Household, and $450K for Single, by Expanded Cash Income Level, 2021

December 13, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0287 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $80,000 for those with AGI less than $400,000 and Phase out Increase in Deduction for AGI between $400,000-$475,000, by Expanded Income Percentile, 2021

December 10, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0286 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $80,000 for those with AGI less than $400,000 and Phase out Increase in Deduction for AGI between $400,000-$475,000, by Expanded Income Level, 2021

December 10, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0284 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $25,000 for those with AGI less than $400,000 and Phase out Increase in Deduction for AGI between $400,000-$500,000, by Expanded Income Level, 2021

December 8, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0283 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $25,000, by Expanded Cash Income Percentile, 2021

December 8, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0282 - Increase Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) to $25,000, by Expanded Cash Income Level, 2021

December 8, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0281 - Repeal $10,000 Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) for those with Adjusted Gross Income less than $400,000, by Expanded Cash Income Percentile, 2021

November 17, 2021
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

T21-0280 - Repeal $10,000 Limit on Deductible State and Local Taxes (SALT) for those with Adjusted Gross Income less than $400,000, by Expanded Cash Income Level, 2021

November 17, 2021

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What are the largest tax expenditures?

December 20, 2015 by tpc-admin

Q.

What are the largest tax expenditures?

A.

Tax expenditures make up a substantial part of the federal budget. Some of them are larger than the entire budgets of the programs or departments that spend money for the same or related purposes. For example, the value of the tax breaks for homeownership, although reduced by the 2017 tax act, still exceeds total spending by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

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What are tax expenditures and how are they structured?

February 12, 2016 by tpc-admin

Q.

What are tax expenditures and how are they structured?

A.

Tax expenditures are special provisions of the tax code such as exclusions, deductions, deferrals, credits, and tax rates that benefit specific activities or groups of taxpayers.

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Why are tax expenditures controversial?

December 20, 2015 by tpc-admin

Q.

Why are tax expenditures controversial?

A.

To some, tax expenditures are spending items that do not belong in the tax code. To others, they are merely a way of reducing taxes, and repealing them would amount to a tax increase.

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