Column: Once scourge of rich, governor’s now their defender – Champaign News-Gazette*

Jim Dey: "Joining the governors of six other large, high-tax states, Pritzker recently urged President Joe Biden to 'undo the ($10,000) cap placed on state and local tax (SALT) deductions' adopted in 2017...Wirepoints financial analyst Mark Glennon described the changes as 'a windfall for the middle class' taxpayers who don’t itemize. But, he said, limiting the SALT deduction 'hammered high income taxpayers.'"
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debtsor
4 years ago

Oh, so sad the rich liberals on the North Shore can’t deduct their gigantic tax bill…the that “Hate Has No Home Sign” on the front lawn will lowers property values but doesn’t lower the taxes!

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