State Tax Workarounds Could Mean $154 Billion Lost to Treasury – Bloomberg

Including $16.8 billion from Illinois.
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Andrew Szakmary
8 years ago

I strongly doubt that the capping of the SALT deduction will hurt taxpayers in high-tax states as much as is being claimed. The reason is that the SALT deduction was already capped for many taxpayers by the AMT, because SALT deductions were not allowed when calculating the AMT base. Even in high-tax states, the loss of the SALT deduction will be more than offset for most by the rate reductions and AMT amelioration contained in the new tax law.

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