Oh terrific: House Republicans might kill tax reform to save the state/local tax deduction
New York and New Jersey are very high-tax states, and the only way the politicians in those states can get away with the tax rates they levy is by getting this de facto subsidy from Washington
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--October 26, 2017
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