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tax bill....guess who's housing deductions go adios.... ;)
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RE: tax bill....guess who's housing deductions go adios.... ;)
I believe my brother in the Bay Area pays $22,000 a year in property taxes. He's not a millionaire by any stretch but his home is valued close to a million I think (it would probably go for half that here in Houston but it's impossible to find a home on a hill in Houston - especially one with a view of the San Francisco Bay!). He admits his base taxes are going down but because of the 10K cap in property tax deductions, his overall tax total might be a bit higher (but it's close and they haven't figured out the final numbers yet).

I need to figure out my 2017 taxes but have just been too busy to do so. My guess is I'm paying the government money for the first time since college.
12-21-2017 06:17 PM
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