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JustAnotherGen

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7. Nope

Reply to BoRaGard (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 13, 2024, 07:35 PM

Dec 2024

$110K for one of my Public Works Employees, his spouse (county day care employee) and their two kids is not a lot when they saved 10 years to buy their modest cape cod type home.

We fully fund our schools, FD, public works, and PD.

That house has an 8K A year property rax, and they aren't allowed to deduct their state taxes from their federal return.

Meanwhile in Mississippi some old football millionaire got a shit ton of money for their kid's sports team.

They stole from from Steve and Nicole and gave it to people with tens of millions of dollars.

Rich in NJ - I don't think so.

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"More, more, more tax cuts for the rich" - G.O.P., Inc. (R) BoRaGard Dec 2024 #1

This affects lots of not rich people in high tax states Danmel Dec 2024 #2

This was a tool sonambulista Dec 2024 #5

Hit me hard too, not just annual expense but property value lostnfound Dec 2024 #6

Nope JustAnotherGen Dec 2024 #7

$10,000 in 2017 is worth $7,800 now. I oppose any tax law that does not adjust for inflation nmmi Dec 2024 #3

Thanks for the info links happy feet Dec 2024 #4

We've lost about 70K since implemented JustAnotherGen Dec 2024 #8