SALT May Take On A Different Look


         The limit that was put on the amount of State and Local Taxes (SALT) that could be deducted from Federal Taxes as a part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), was quite a controversial topic. Some felt that they were being targeted and this led to various schemes and lawsuits being filed. Those feelings have not changed, and as a result of different tax changes being considered, the SALT deductions are being reconsidered in Congress.

          While the SALT deductions will expire in 2025, it is unlikely that a repeal will happen before then. However, there are different alternatives that might come into play. For example, a limit on all deductions, which would include mortgage interest and charitable contributions. There are certain tax deductions which have not been limited. To find out more about them and if they apply to your situation, talk to your Qualified Tax Professional.

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